The Israel Innovation Authority has selected 30 Israeli climate-tech companies, from 200 candidates, to represent Israel at the United Nations’ 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) in Dubai (Nov 30 – Dec 12). They include Daika Wood, HomeBiogas, ANINA Culinary … Continue reading →

Remember Israel’s Daika Wood (see here) that recycles waste wood, molding, or 3D-printing it into “impossible” shapes? Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have now developed paste from recycled wood that can be molded in 4 dimensions – shapes … Continue reading →

3 billion tons of wood is wasted every year, but now it can be avoided.  Israel’s Daika Wood recycles waste wood, molding or 3D-printing it into shapes that would be impossible to carve, even with machines. Imagine your computer keyboard … Continue reading →

Israel has awarded a total of NIS 5.3 million to five projects that benefit the environment. They are Agrint (pesticides), Daika Wood (wall cladding), Diptera.ai (mosquitoes), Clean Flare (burning gases) and Emma Sensing (corrosion in pipes). https://innovationisrael.org.il/en/news/pilots-environmental-technologies-granted-support-total-nis-53-million https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/tech-and-start-ups/article-692288 https://www.oktopuscloud.com/terralab-daika https://www.cleanflare.co.uk/